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by INTPenis 6mo ago
>Never heard of them They're big on dark web drug markets.
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by INTPenis 6mo ago
Long long time ago buddy, I ditched TV 15+ years ago, can't even remember exactly when. I only buy large monitors and mount them on my wall. At first I only watched selfhosted media, but last 8 years it's been more and more Youtub
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
I stopped using GitHub a long time ago. I don't understand why gitlab isn't the default alternative?
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
Lazy has nothing to do with it, codeberg simply doesn't work. Most of my friends who use codeberg are staunch cloudflare-opponents, but cloudflare is what keeps Gitlab alive. Fact of life is that they're being attacked non-stop, a
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
I have published 4 open source projects thanks to the productivity boost from AI. No apps though, just things I needed in my line of work. But I have been absolutely flooded with trailers for new and upcoming indie games. And at least one i
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
Then they should have containment suits on the plane. If they see someone THAT sick, stick em in the suit.
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
I'm behind this 100%. I got a SARS virus flying to Udon Thani in 2019. We were seated next to two thai guys who were so sick they could barely sit up straight. We offered them help and treats because they looked like they were about to
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
A year ago they found where Swedish politicians were through the Strava apps of their bodyguards. Clearly we're not learning from our mistakes...
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
To keep it simple, just install Fedora or RHEL and you have a NAS already. I'm not saying one is better than the other, just that there is now finally an appeal in Cockpit to be used as a NAS. I've been following its development f
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
Cockpit could actually get away with being a decent NAS interface. You can config storage, you can run VMs, containers from it. What else do you need?
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
I'm always skeptical to new tech, I don't like how AI companies have reserved all memory circuits for X years, that is definitely going to cause problems in society when regular health care sector businesses can't scale or re
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
That's a contradiction, a bucket name being treated as a secret in IaC, while being a user facing resource. So no, they're not user facing resources. If anyone wants them to be user facing resources, then treat them as such, and e
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
I started treating long random bucketnames as secrets years ago. Ever since I noticed hackers were discovering buckets online with secrets and healthcare info. This is where IaC shines.
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
They can't, anyone who uses the tool correctly will be indistinguishable from their regular code contributions. The ones that make the headlines here on HN are not subtle at all, they're probably the bottom of the barrel of AI use
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
It's a fine balancing act between getting the latest updates and avoiding supply chain attacks. I completely understand the author here, because I'm actually also leaning more towards avoiding supply chain attacks than jumping on
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
I thought it was 2014 when it launched? The article says the command line interface hasn't changed since 2013.
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
I'm only forty but ditto. Been programming off and on since I was a kid, though I went into a career of systems architect instead, because I found the actual process of churning out code kinda tedious. But I still had all these ideas i
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
And this guy is selling tech courses. I'm no AI advocate, I have been using it for 6 months now, it's a very powerful tool, and powerful tools need to be respected. Clearly this guy has no respect for their infrastructure. The scr
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
That's super interesting because I remember Linus Torvalds saying he requires ECC RAM in his computers, because he got tired of weird issues that were resolved by a reboot. But non-ECC is fine for most of us mortals gaming and streamin
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
It's worth noting when the foundation has registered itself an address in Haag for some reason. People might think this is funded by the EU because of the way they've launched it, but it's not.
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
As far as I can tell this has no connection to the European Union, it's just a private company that launched a bsky instance?
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by INTPenis 7mo ago
I think it's based on the bsky AT protocol, hence the name.
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
Everyone is going to get this extension just to see how it classifies their own comments. This is like the virtual equivalent of scratching your ass and sniffing the finger.
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
It's more maintenance due to its frequent release cycles, but it's perfectly good as a server OS. I've used it many times, friends use it. You can't mess up the release cycle because their package repos drop old releases
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
All these funny little exceptional answers only reinforce what most of us have been saying for years, never use AI for something you couldn't do yourself. It's not a death sentence for AI, it's not a sign that it sucks, we ne
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
They have PRs for Nothing and Fairphone, and an Issue opened for Pinephone. Give it time.
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
When can us laypeople get to read things like these? I am mostly interested in what it says about the balkans, and perhaps northern europe.
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
Actually I've been making several webapps with AI lately, for things I've always wished for and can now selfhost. At one point I had an idea I brought to AI, got ready to code it, then said "wait, someone has to have done thi
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
B5 was the first sci-fi show that felt real to me, Star Trek never felt gritty.
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by INTPenis 8mo ago
eID is the obvious answer here in Europe. Right now it's kinda scattered with different providers, but I believe EU is working on a more universal protocol. Unfortnately there are rumors it will require official Google/Apple play

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